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List Price: $49.99
Our Price: $37.89
Your Save: $ 12.10 ( 24% )
Availability: N/A
Manufacturer: Allsop
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Brand: AllSop
Feature: Detachable stake section allows for two different sizes
Label: Allsop
Manufacturer: Allsop
Publisher: Allsop
Studio: Allsop
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Features
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Detachable stake section allows for two different sizes
Photo sensor turns light on at dusk and off at dawn
Solar Powered: No electricity required
Rechargeable batteries (installed)
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Editorial Reviews:
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Beautiful amber globe uses solar power to glow all night long. Harness the power of the sun to beautify your garden! The Firefly Solar Garden Art uses solar energy to glow all night long. During the day the sun charges its included batteries through the solar panel, and the Firefly's photocell senses the oncoming dusk, increasing its glow as the evening progresses. The Firefly's hand-blown cracked glass ball casts a refracted amber glow upon your landscape for up to eight hours each night. Since the Firefly's photocell turns the light on each night, you'll never have to remember to turn it on and off. The stainless steel stake won't rust, and no wires are required. The Firefly Solar Garden Art is more than just decorative. Use it as a stake to support a plant or tree. The bottom of the stake is even detachable, so you can accommodate various sizes of plants and flowers in beds or pots.
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Did not light
Comment: I'm guessing it's a faulty design, because it didn't light up even though we gave it lots of time in the sun.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Beautiful and functional
Comment: This light out-shone my expectations! It is a lovely blaze of light that shimmers through the crackled globe, illuminating the path beautifully with its height. The battery lasted about a year.
Customer Rating:
Summary: very disappointing
Comment: I put this on my wishlist and received it as a present.
It has NEVER lit up. Not once. Not ever. Planted in full sunlight for over 6 months now. No light. Not once. Not ever.
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